Help for Anaesthetists
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Help for Anaesthetists |
Do you need help with personal or professional
difficulties affecting yourself or a colleague?
Sources of confidential,
professional support include:
| The Doctors’ Health Advisory Service
‘Hotline’ WA 08 9321 3098 |
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Western Australian Anaesthetists’ Support Group Contact Dr Lindy Roberts (via paging on 9346 3333) or Dr Wally Thompson (via paging 9357 6464 or 9480 5409) |
| At the ANZCA Website, visit the | |
Some warning signs of addiction are:
Someone close who isolates themselves from you.
Less interest in family matters and increased
difficulty in communicating feelings and stresses.
A tendency to become angry and blame others.
Less interest in a sexual relationship.
Mood swings that have no apparent reason.
An unusual interest in being early to work, and
staying late….or in taking another’s call.
Excessive worry about professional excellence.
Deterioration of appearance or body hygiene.
Unexpected sweating: inappropriate dozing.
Reprinted with permission from the video entitled "Wearing Masks", sponsored by the Association of Anesthesia Program Directors, 520 N. Northwest Highway, Park Ridge, IL USA 60068-2573
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